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RayRayRay

Someone lose to someone else in something.

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CapnJ

I don't think this is proper usage tbh, didn't you mean "I let myself to lose you"? (or maybe some combination of "let loose"?)

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CapnJ

can you give me the default chinese version? and maybe context around it :D

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CapnJ

not really, but I can try to find out. I think I have chinese friend on Steam, but not sure.

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CapnJ

It is 8 days she/he was last online, but it really does look like "I let myself (to) lose you"
OCRed default text: 是我讓自己失去你，
phonetical: Shì wǒ ràng zìjǐ shīqù nǐ

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CapnJ

yes, the meaning can be taken as "I gave up on you".

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Plus1

breakdown:

  1. I lose you
  2. I made this happened by myself
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